Ontario Government Buys and Sells Plane Amid Controversy
The government of Ontario, Canada, purchased a plane, only to sell it a few days later following public controversy, reportedly without incurring a loss on the transaction.
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The government of Ontario, Canada, purchased a plane, only to sell it a few days later following public controversy, reportedly without incurring a loss on the transaction.
The Government of Ontario, represented by Attorney General Doug Downey, has argued that imposing new limits on the notwithstanding clause would constitute an "irreparable attack" on the Canadian federation.